" I have created a pirate ship using the cardboards, colors and glue gun and added bit of the detailing to the ship, and also I am doing math learning sheets. It was fun doing with my dad, I really enjoyed it"
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Thanks for sharing your maths and pirate ship Ana. I really like the details you have added to your ship. I'm glad you enjoyed doing it with your dad.
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Thank you Mr G.
DeleteHi Ana, I bet it was fun having Dad's help to make the Pirate ship. Just like Mr G, I love the details you have added too, I wonder if your ship would float in water? Good job on working hard on your maths too.
ReplyDeleteI can try to float this in water.
DeleteYes, it did float in my bath tub, but how can I send to the photo in the reply?
DeleteHi Ana,
ReplyDeleteThank you for posting a picture of your pirate ship on the Blog so everyone in Kererū can see how creative you have been. It means we can see it 'close up' whereas it was harder to notice everything when you showed Ngā Mātātoa this afternoon during our Google Hangout.
i am really impressed with your attention to detail and I'm wondering how you managed to make those awesome angles on the ship?
I'm pleased you enjoyed doing the Kererū Home Learning Pack maths sheet Ana - good on you!
Have a great evening.
Mr W.
Thank you Mr. W, I drew the curecs onto the borad first and then cut them to form an angle.
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